Dreadbox Murmux Sound Bank | Demo 3 (patches 52 – 76) | Synth Universe

In this video I demo patches 52 - 76 from the Synth Universe Sound Bank, a bank of 101 pro quality analog sounds for the Dreadbox Murmux Adept synthesizer, including pads, poly synths, strings, chimes, brass, leads, bass, keys, and ambient.

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Watch the demo of patches 01 – 25 here: https://youtu.be/wH5gsI0ZpBk
Watch the demo of patches 26 – 51 here: https://youtu.be/TZsgMCipeyA
Watch the demo of patches 77 – 101 here: https://youtu.be/LqXVQVmTzW8

Watch my feature video on the Murmux Adept here: https://youtu.be/lSP_B66yUIg

Any effects you hear on the sounds in this video are internal to Murmux.

A list of patches with timestamps and more information about the sound bank is below.

Timestamps
00:00 Long playing fifths
00:34 Sync harpsi
00:54 Wailing string
01:34 Mellow rising
02:16 Cloud pad triangles
03:11 Velo plucks
03:53 Raw slow bass
04:20 Samson lead
04:49 Recollections
05:31 Slow pitch poly
06:08 Super mellow
06:48 FM resonance
07:08 Sync bass down sweep
07:41 Analog filter trail
08:19 Meditative
09:06 Rich release keys
09:37 Brass pad 1
10:12 Coarse FM Lead
10:40 Transformation
11:23 Fading filter mod
11:54 Rich riser
12:30 Sync lute
13:03 String pad
13:45 Rising resonance
14:13 Bright poly pluck

Sound bank notes

In my opinion, the Murmux Adept is a modern classic among synthesizers. It oozes quality and depth with a vintage analog sound and a strong personality. The oscillators, filters and analog stereo bucket brigade delay (BBD) interact to create a rich palette of timbres, with an inclination towards dark ambient textures.

It excels at ambient pads, textures and atmospheres so I have exploited this in many of my patches. I have also created more conventional sounds such as strings and brass which sing with power and majesty – rivalling those of the Sequential Prophet 5. Lead sounds are another strength of the Murmux, so you will find many within the bank ranging from pure triangles and sines through to aggressive and expressive saws.

Although the Murmux looks like a very simple synth - lacking complex features like a modulation matrix, in fact it is possible to create many layers of modulation simultaneously. You can for instance, assign velocity (how hard you press the keys) to modulate envelope times while also morphing between waveforms in both oscillators and using aftertouch to control filter cutoff and resonance. In this sound bank I have used modulation comprehensively and all patches have parameters assigned to the mod wheel as well as aftertouch and/ or velocity to maximise the expressiveness of the sounds.

The delay is a big feature of the Murmux so I have used it a lot, although you will also find traditional analog synth patches with no effects at all. The BBD resonator and ensemble modes are powerful, yet I have tended to use them for subtle modulation to thicken sounds or to create gentle flanging.

No AI was used in the creation of this video.

All musical ideas in this video are my own and are copyright to me.

Hi I'm Jim: a musician, composer and sound designer. Welcome to my channel! This channel focuses on the musical and performance potential of synthesizers and inspiring you to get the most out of them.

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